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Municipalities Face Deadline on Whether to Permit Recreational Cannabis Operations
The NJ State League of Municipalities has issued guidance regarding municipal ordinances, and it has provided a "sample opt-out ordinance" that municipalities may adopt by August 21.
At Pa. Firms, Many Summer Associates Are Eagerly Reporting to the Office
As firm lawyers and staff get reacquainted with office life and find a hybrid balance, many summer associates are more than ready for in-person interaction.
'Arbitration Is a Real Scourge': Plaintiffs Lawyer on Employment Law Trends
"Arbitration is a real scourge right now to working people and consumers. I'm hopeful that the tide is turning and we will get rid of it," said attorney Ravi Sattiraju.
Who Got the Work: Flaky WiFi and a Biotech Investment
Neal Gerber is defending an in-flight internet company against claims that it made misleading statements about its product, Burns & Levinson represented a biotechnology company as it received an investment, and other work from midsize firms.
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New York Employment Law 2023
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A Closer Look at the Legislation to Decriminalize Marijuana in New Jersey
A discussion of the decriminalization components of one of the bills that Governor Murphy signed into law. Practitioners advising clients about any aspect of cannabis have some reading and studying to do.
More Big Law Firms Are Reducing Phila. Office Space, in a Trend Years in the Making
Dechert and Baker & Hostetler are among large firms reconsidering their office space needs, while some smaller firms have already started trimming square footage.
After Hours: Middlesex County Bar; Cooper Levenson
Middlesex Bar Recognizes 7 Members On March 18, the Middlesex County Bar Association held its 16th annual practice area awards event, virtually, and…
Confidential? Not So Fast, Say New Jersey Courts
It is important to resist the overuse of protective or confidential orders, given the fundamental principle that our judicial system is intended to resolve disputes publicly and without a cloak of secrecy. A recent decision demonstrates the tenacity of the New Jersey District Court's response to over-designation.
BAR REPORT - William Kane, first director of NJLAP, to retire
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